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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-21

They are beginning to furnish bicy- cles and tricycles with all kinds of use- ful accessories. Improved knapsacks are made for the carrying of medicines in case of accident, bottles for refresh ment purposes, and other useful etcetras. These are for bicycles. The only att tachment they have introduced in tri- cyles are extra seats for the children of the family.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-21

Parisians wear alpaca skirts with blouse oyerdresses of thin India silk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01

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ID nlz1HENs l1diHidnAA8 70 1nxae N11enA
a BIISc1a ma Is sesdem = efE4ktar4
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mf11 har1lg be : SnsFecltnn a. ary e.z1s:
.f1 4 ncl ukilo ond fuEHe1. fa y rel11s
a. al evCnl1.
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/ nnsF IS Z s4mr1tua. e fhs tw1 mas
/ aIsnanats. There ara oftzn 4aUo1
1 shai1s q eFsn tcas - htoe4 1n4sl
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and arfdssy e. eztnle1ee aad lsna1rnesl
n - yfs 81 ~ 1anz1ac1- 70 1ez1zc
/ 81 thfa. Il d "a eGsef d cures ~ 9resle.
1 AnTzrl FI1nsr. Is Costs t1k . sElkIe, anz
llheussnds a11sss iis efHnaaT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01

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rmss q ERRMn - 1ens. . 1Ana =
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a Al inracziens. via 1tsNlg zn4rk4Lg 10
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01
WATER FRONTAGE.

MAxsFIEED. Ohio. Oct II, 1851.
Msssas- q. C. PHrxxEE Co, SEATTLE. ". 7,
1eatlenrn: feu are hereby authorized :
81 forty iofs, water frontase, IN bincks Sc, s.
and So Laddas aadiginn, fer 80 per Ict. ees
thnse 5otuiag ne Mics lots have sent poue.
q anefney 10 c4Tisy. Respeczfnlly.
Gao. b KuxHaER.
According to the above instrue-
taous We Hereby offer for sale the
last and only water frontage on
Elliott bar that can be pu chased
at any reasonable price, and on
which, for . small investment,
fortunes win be made in q few
years.
W. havs alss soze ekoice resi- snoe and isru
property.
Ore housa asd Ice. prfce a170a
Tvs lots scar GExlssoa Cottage. e15CD
Hlrcks 20 Nonal11s aEenu~ azd pzrk eI1o
I've g4ter fsens lists a. beiltswn. S6ope
Horfy aces "a line q S-astie. Laks s5ory
8eod sSiness laeAfi7ss 20 Frsnt and SOD
MFeegs. ard = eApAo1 szssctiun e chssp prop-
eEfy IN ns4xly al he Adj ians = saaflie.
Exs@ine oaF iiss. fozioS . he nan and
ypa eaas 30 far agFay. AtPly -
@. G PHfkSKY 4 CO..
scaet4wia JEnes street Ssssfse. " z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01


EEsxn Win win ana fecetNe pE5tic recognition
en- praise. Fssts. wh1ce are NJ onico1e e
genzrsf4xpeKssnre growing through years q
erltseag snd psncsfcai fes4. bsccnne a. rooted
and tuuletabse 81 TIE scek q Gib alzlt Il Flo-
lic apinioa. ard hsncsfastA ned - fsftnes
rnaranise a. Is TIER Renuinsness. The in1is.
rotshIs faca nat swiltA aperi8c h tAe best
decd pura6eg ~ the wszia. 3 one o. these
fmma4zhls aIbralfar reek faeiz - which We
have euoksn, end eRaFy iay'B experiences roofs
his coaFletios teeper and dsepex IL public
orfnion. Every class q ear people IN AEseF-
proEessfca. lnciadlne tie medicai profession.
have bnRne rosnMkaFy teskimozy 70 he ~
uarknhle sIrtaaa o. 8 8. 3. and It's infA1ifhle
el1aacy il cuE1ng al dfsesaas q the blood.
Taese iaeEimnniais are On Gle b. the thousands
and opea 70 TIE inapectioB q all Aou come,
unaali1ltee, two distinguishes members o.
ihe theatrical professicH, VIE gratefully tee
tlfg 10 ne Wo11erfai curative qualities Of The
Specific "a their inalvidaal cases. Their tes-
firnonisIs are herswash submitted to the pub
He wifhpuf further comment-let them speak
for themselsss. The lady b = nember 81 the
famous II ala 1heataI ceppAny @ New York
and fnrmerly Of the Residence Theafer, Bar-
m, Gernany, and q NrVieker's stock com.
pany. Of Chicago. TIE gentleman Is q wei
/ known memb Of tho New Ycrk Thalia The
aiax Company, noih ere vel ksoan IN the
asrical circles IN TITS country and N Europe.
0Eaflo1I9 EEU4oWN LesLmlUys
NV FohK. My 5, lsef.
ewifl epecfse Co.. Atlantis. Ga --eentlsmen !:
| HAVING been aanoysd vita pimplss. eruptions
and FouRhness Of the skin, from bad cnndi
/ sia1 q ny blood, fer moze thz1 year, used
| { leading preparntion Il eafpaparliIA and other
1 advertised Remedies 70 No eject. Than con
anlied . pr0mlnenf physician, and from his
treatment received no benefit Ttnen con
clufed 70 try ths g. s remedy fer the blood.
/ and a Or sir packages, by thorough eraai-
cation Of my trouble and restoring Hmooshnsss
i 70 my akin, have made me happy, and ] cheer
| fully give yea this testimonial for such use
and publicity a. yoa wish TO make Of Il.
1 CHARLOTTE RANDOM,
I62 Bowery. near Canal street.
lingo Hasaksri's Testimony.
| Ths swift Specific Company. Atlanta. Ca
| Gentlemen: Fer tEo years had = severe eass
Of eczemB. used tar soaps, sulphur soars and
various Other remedieE and was prescTibed
for b. anmbers Of physicians, but f0and ne
rel ef At last determines g Try the 5. 8. 5.
remedy. and seven or eight hotties have thor
oughly rsaieved me- and you can uss this GER
l sthcaie in any manner you wish
HUGO HAssKKnE.
Member Of fhalia Theatsr.
NV YoaE, May s. 1887.
Treatise on Bleed and skin Diseases mailed
frea. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
fe9zfufhsadkW Drawer s. Atlanta. Ga.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01


The bAst Quizksssp u - WsIis Efna. uttl
a Asaa q aunera un~RxA mn.ssss asr seeatia, wsI
rsporaFa . - n ths sEratis yesterday
The hasA Teaplsf. via q cnFs " Bad
pia@sn4 49, vas teNe1 - sra tAs ssealRI
~ b tax NAatek.
Fhs wana WAsla ran sshcra 60 AazaEzlIsg
Pecs % saa3sg uiese 80 sls Elsar1 - q
siciaek lhsa moFnine Wltas2t 1Nmazs.
Tee foihoWirx rtzrar1H wEre rwpGr1oS t. snu
Ftrs.isro sa sEfartaye ~ oSFx. G n Bra
m N q Han caeseAaa. ttoa. itGS ta1n. - ri
81. - 6ecFre y \ Sears hEisi \ tAir nAiay.
- irue ISL ta1a - -. ~ H11n. Baiduin
0frxta Fu< LpeTppal aklp Aihsxa c
gapss. uoa4, IA soaa, - ~ 81 ~ 0esrs'
y aaEeaN.
r0Ez EaAxzES o.. H.-ArFsvua-sAis
AtFx4ff
90. s.. --Sailsd -sseoser Fsens nu'ara
FoAx akNELE CcA G.-Saslef BzrkI
Fsyueante AnA SFFfBssrs
TsFoaas CT s. ~ hara n 80 40 ,
81 cznsr aaEeF al pasfE1 - a naue. :
sasp ~ ees q tse "a Atsx9utsF r4asaa out
SIS tAANcRea. o. - -AFsfvca-esE1aaa
h4ft eEinzmEiA. sMaARa4s thiP 81 tckn. EaM
n sass8sr aranaeA FzzaEA
- NJ Sse1azfF oTeGaa. fartiand. staanas
l. a "a sass4re. NanEku1E hAFN slFaA I
Ri4fesav. Rss1 Nessgs sAts oFaFsAA. Ssastis
hsrA E2ssalA. PA 0nzaae Nara Arctzrus,
Rssa Tsansea4
Sax Enssgrsga. 0ck. x.--Ars4se8-Str.u~s
sssss q casfaFnA PssttsaA
C1ea7et--SAf knfrcA NAaalmA
sad szaasaes SNH frsasQs xaeaazA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01

acrsos 10 ~ SaEnn AGAINST xa1 EuIED-
MEH ~ Nan nara

ACrsoN 10 ~ EAEHN AGAINST FaE EutkD-
HsE ~ mas fnARa.
ne naan. tap qaasisn b uadeF de
easssan by msmhers Of ne CTS Csan-
eli Wilh 4 vies Of hayin9 Il overcone ~
mneh - pa9sfnie 10 cnn particular 81
least ~htere i tie uisoost earesessaeSs
AID Fapklassness Ia tha matter q tear
lnR 20 streets and siaegalks thro egk-
ant tAe ety. said Mayor Fown yesseF-
dAy. Eve are eansiderina usethed 81
eafaFeinx the crdlEsnns Wkich KeQalgsa
every peFson wAo desires 10 take az tue
Sidewalk foF any pafp7sa Whatever, o.
10 cia ~ tha street er 20 piie ebstruc-
tlons npan estheS, b hrSe Get permit
ffoua ths CITY clerk. TITS peFRia
nsakes eeFtaln cklisattons 70 re-
pasee tAe same IN SIZE sams sa&ps u vas
foued within { certain time. ana Aleo 70
tAka proper precautions agAinst iniary
t. peasstfiaus and others q eoEciii0a %
the eame We have eesn constaeEtna 4
meaDs q enfescing this ordinances ard
have sbani adopted . system tAAl wlli.
~ thsnk, have ne desired eject" sait
She Mayer.
Auoaz re naSrARs eatTaees in tee
Iins tndie&ied Ia tbs tAik. ~ also
pginted oat Ia reesat issue o. tn
fasf istz1flSsNcHA b q SPOT co
ID ssreet Ine residences on
tne wtsa side 81 d stFest siand een-
sfdMsAhiy above tha erade, aud IN many
riaces The eur 4 eieht aud tsn fesi.
leaxlnE q small bla& seanditg eeli Q,
right eeaizss the Sidewalk. Iesss see
hesrk tfgfaesa 81 a. Fapsais a. passihle.
Contfastor Welsh. wAa cas- tie gssding
at ~. Helena street II cAaFses oodsx-
took q teuhs Of tAsss smAa eqnirAsts
Cor seKsaciaz. asipz TIE earth thaS e.
tAtnea 10 aamp into TIE hclaows % 81
Heleas street. A taonih e. msse aea
ha teFs ne kka sia4Walk - ffoaR % Mr.
Rros hstss'a fes44cnca a1d thAi 81 fatAeE
4vleho'A m tAf wsNs s41e af q street.
bsauoan S.xth and cesepth stFests, y
enable bin - ke& escae - t0e esnk
WITH his art carts When ha had RsS-
ten shroaRh b e&Fsl s&ly nA2t eled b.
rsplaee lbs siasgask, ard sAeSe 4 hts
kain ever sinees q ecaEee e anseyAase
and pFasoeaskan thai 20 danot draws
hsaVily upoa etea he Rsed tathefs
uases 81 fsssgsint ever a e1sgosssaeH a.
flrnsa b az ia SsFds
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01
- eAnIEss ElRaF nAE.
nonn AMUSING MIacaNc1PTfoEs on I'm
PAax or rms PUEBLO.

aonn AMUSING MiecaNctPffoAa On IhM
PAax OF rms Pueblo.
The lestes carriers start upon their
Initial trip to-day. q. W. lshaan, voo
has ghs heeFt Of The city, says that
everything is IN share % start % n
good order thnt tbe plan Of aetuns
soc names d those Who wish their mail
Gslisefed eens 10 ca slips has worked
ilksa charm and enshies TIE eafleys 20
MAKE thsif eva direeiory, 80 20 Epeak.
and thai iha act Of pFspartnR this AMI
wtit.ne the narass down has had the
eteel az impEeasiuR them apcn the
msmury, 20 tkat, he tbinks there VII
~ vary tlsfis troahia even 81 lhe start.
Whaf iigiie dificnity there may BE-, h0u-
o0sF, ulii b aaiekig efeFeans be thinks
wllh q few dAfs AetUA segviee and con-
tset With a.
aThs1e have been soma vary fsanv
exneFiancEs "a ms teQr Of the Fuate.
said Mr. fsh&m. ~NeFy gnany people
we're possEssed With the idea that She
deltzafy 81 thais ssasl A their homes
uas goiux 20 cQsi something ard was
net 90 every hand wish the question ~
- haW nneh Il wcnld Be J Teen others
WeFe very mueh myaiaed ahouf the
lettTF hnxee tent have rocentlV bern Put
40. They wanted % knov hev n the
world they wefs 20 Rst tesiF mail cut Of
a. One nan wanted p KEGS Il txsry-
body was % b sappitsd wish 4 hey for
the bex. Iheg sst@ unch retteySd
when u isexplAined that tbs boxes are
far tha pubiie 60 pot rs lettera tnta ~ q
for ne cati1E aloue - take than eai %. /"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01

Mrz WinAiou' soothiae Syrup. for ehiidrsn
tes&hina, b the prescription o. one Of the best
fsuale nnFsas aud phyEiefaas IN the United
9tAtes. and has been usad fer forty years with
Aever falling success BY millions Of mothsrs
fer thatr children. During the process Of
tseehlne IL value 10 tncAlculsbla. e relieves
Ne ehtIe from psfn. cursa dysentery and di&r.
rhaa. griptnR II tie bowels and Eiad collie.
By giving haalfh 70 the chila It rests the
notkeF. PFics -. bosfia apiedwiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01

Ths CENTkAIKRT~ II tie mosi Esp
ulEr NJ eteEe u AneslcL, si.tk far ave
beltanA el.s0 fas eiEka batsoaA ThsE
are far hela1 Ne pxica a. azy ekAsr
sAaaaKa mNkes, and Tar as ard 9mxa-
hllitY ara ansxeellaA xAe ae0sa ara ~
al pEirn2 { tAe alaee h ncl sod a wAala.
sAlsl q eglHwAkACHRR RkCef. asia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01

Auefian puseknsa fnx our reu0Eal
uaIe.-7uo casea 5E-snch Trieo.s III
mo0l, tall line 81 e1lnFs; sniline prict
81, ouF remo7al pEiee a1e- IoKLAs Z
SnNaHnGAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01

flen3lsuess.a nsw uaek us4R thls ussk.
CSC IezhAs q sszoHEaan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-01

Nrw Yoar oct. sI-Nonsy On cal eaag .
- 10 q osnse1 c6a1sd a. 4 prime Haak
nntEle pspss, - s.eEsing snsn 9 81. ~ =
d 4 81 81 @ dzys bis ana @aceH
Ser 1anAna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11

under one roof, with small expenses ana
where we are enabled to sell the best furs In
the world at the lowest possible prices.
We admit that Prince-st. is little out OF
the way of the regular shopping thorough
fares, but we have large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11

urrorsN OF rHK DEAD yoRRwAS-A coRoSxR's
INoU, ct BEGUN.

urpOlsN OF THE DEAD YoREMAN-A CoRoNkRs
INQU, ct BEGUN.
Tna bodies of Thomas Kelly, Martin CROUCH ana Jona
sltsrs. who we're buried alive ON Friday night IN the
49,. - -. New Aausduet between Shafts Noa ~ and
Al vsrs recovered yesterday Afternoon. Over 100
hsd worried necessarily from the moment OF the
s.c,dsnt until the bediss were reached. They were
found crushed beneath heavy tmbers and 100 eet Oh
s.d and gravel all Of which had to be removed before
M dead could be taken out Tho scene OF tho acedens
= about half mile north of Shaft No. H. Inc con'rao.
Ara who have charge Of the work are Joseph Penneil
william Denton and Thomas Bruchsw. They are sub
contractors under Mcssrs. Clark OBren The work is
in charge of Engineer Alfred Craven. brother OF Lieu
teusnt Craven who recently made charges OF incompc
fancy against Chief Engineer g. B. Church His assistant
IN the immediate charge Of tho work 10 Gayioro
Thompson.
Tn. ,unue ia 100 feet below the surface and going
through stratum Of qutcksand. The greatest PreoAu
sous have been taken against accident. Asec'oh Oh
suly fourteen feet ia advance of the mason wonL
marked out and snored up Win nea.g and were
placed fifteen iuohes apart the time OF ne %
Of re K.y tG0r
oushy examined the work at about ~ coIh ~ ,no ro
nj sn% asa I how work
The miners escaped state 'nzs n. na",,.n "a
aosus aecdent So careful had ne been In th.
work that only few moments before Tue M for
ss,m The nrst intlmstion that the mon nad Oh
lug danger the percoatug OF ssna 'S
s"ce md he shouted men to run for their ves
Thsy aiarted quickly AMI all escaped except three
bs csyns In came like u fash OF lightning The large
sarep lnbers were bent ard twisted like pine stems.
IL MAS al by the survivors that there Vas no
nossble hope OF rescuing the men alive ana an tnor
snsrg.s we're bent toward recovering her dead bndes
The work long and tedious, put tne nsn morT 90,
vithout a murmur, taking rest or Tune LOT
their mrals The first body reached was that OF john
walters axe sxty worhns beside MS ON! son
son eSe ped, but the father was ca gnt ais poay
va taken out shortly afterward the body OF CIougn
Mas reached, but 1t was pnionsd down by q heavy
sinber arl back. IL required long time 70 pry
M ihc timber so that he body could be removed ~ @as
found IT, no terribly crushed. The last body recovered
va. +. at OF Kelly He almost alongside the Dreast
Of The tunnel showing that he had looked after inc
n fe,y of his eu than hmse All OF the podlos
in charge by Coroner Mitchell anu an inquest
VA Dosun. ,,u.,..a Oh. ecc,dapt
tends u show that nobody was TO blame was ono so
those unforeseen occurrences which human sEli seems
Tov~rlrss 10 prevent. Messrs Ryder Docheity, tne
the section below, state that extra
this section and that IN tnor
fnSrmen the bracing sufficient 10 sand any amount
81 pressure that could be brought against ~ even
n nj s nix such they passing through lney OK
Trrss much surprise that the timber gave way ana are az
< loss to explain how such accident happened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l55 West 63d-st
u.r,.-sts 70 stoI Diseases OF tbs Nervous Systs h
nsn,tn. Urinary Organs Iupots1o AMI sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11

Bladder, Kidneys. Mems Weaknesses and
rovs fatal unless the afflicted the remedies
ivan in he AsHAEL MRDIcAL BUREAU book. Mailed free
Is 29l Broadway, New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11

KyNNEpY's HATS the best at the least money.
Dsrby 81 90 81 S5 So 80 SIX hats " w. - eo % o"
sovns 81 81 per hat. 26 Ccrtlandt-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
AnnsuacsHenpA

FINE CALF SHOES Goodyear WELT. 81 81;
worth 81. Band-sewed, 81 ~ worth So on ,.,..,.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27
BRIEFLETS.

Low premium ioans by the Building
Association Tuesday, Feb. 1.
There's lady in Rock Island who
thinks she can eat thirty quail in thirty
days. She may try it before long.
County Attorney II. J Lauder of Nuns
catine county, is in the city today on legal
business.
The Andrew Nelson fined for lntoxica,
ton the other day was not the brick
maker
Al. Frantz is not particularly del GIFTED
with life in Arizona. land be writes home
that he wishes he was iu Rock Island
again
B. F. Morley internal revenue agent,
paid Deputy Huckstadt an unexpected
visit today and pronounced everything
all o. X.
A team belonging TO c. II. Dibbern, OF
Milan, made things lively on Second
avenue this afternoon, but were stopped
on Fifteenth street without doing any
damage.
The reserved seat sale for the opening
of Miss Lillian Lewis engagement. com
menced at Knell's store this morn
ing. The Creole" is to be put on Mon
day night, and after that there will be a
change of bill nightly.
Will Glenn, of Monmouth. has gone To
Springfield to associate himself with his
brother on the State Journal He is a
young man of fine attainments, and he
will be a valuable acquisition to the
newspaper fraternity of the capital city.
W, D. Brown, mail agent on the G., NJ.
& st. P. road. was married to one of
Racine's fair daughters on the 18th He
is one Of the new clerks under President
Clevland's administration, and he makes
a good one, too.
The Holly Hose company will give
its annual ball on Friday evening, Jan.
IS. All firemen and the general public
are invited TO attend. Admission, gents
tickets 50 cents, ladies % cents. Music
BY Bleuer's band. George Slroehle,
prompter. A free street car after the
dance.
At the Kimball house, Davenport. is
registered Mr.. 7. II. Shsync, who repre-
sents the great firm of F. Bull & Co., of
Detroit, Mich, importers and manufac-
turers of seal skins and fur goods. His
coming gives the people of Rock Island
and vicinity splendid opportunity to
secure furs of the finest quality at metro>
politan cheap prices. He will have II
stock ready for inspection, and will talk
prices on furs to all callers. 1t is a gold
en- opportunity.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27

John Goode, the South Rock Island
gardner. expired at l clock this morns
ing of dropsy with which he had been a
sufferer for some time. He was born in
England, coming to this country forty.
two years ago, aud for thirty years his
home has been IN Rock Island county.
He was in his seventy >third year, and
his wife surviving alone to mourn his
loss He was an honest and industrious
man.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. from his late resi-
de2ce in South Rock Island, with inter-
ment at ChippaDock cemetery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27

The well known wholesale fur manu-
facturers, unfold their beautiful goods at
the Kimbali house parlors. A beautiful
display. 4 representative of the AR,
GUS called ON Mr.. T. II. Shayne. the reps
resentative for this large fur house, and
on inquiry Mr.. Shayne informed him thai
their object was to unload The unusu
ally mild winter particularly in the east,
where they sell to the leading retail
houses) has made falling off of business:
consequently they find themselves over,
stocked, aud rather than carry over they
will retail for cash at barely manufac-
turer's cost. This sale will continue at
the Kimbail house parlors, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, only this week.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27

Daniel Maroney, who for number of
years has been Tom Carts fireman on
the c., R. l. & P. road, has been sp-
pointed to the position of fireman on
Tom Greehy's locomotive. No. 143, to the
place vacated by John McDarrah.
Engineer Davis of No. 272, on the c.,
r. l. & P, is noted for his hair breadth es-
capes from injury by accident. 1t is a
common expression among railroad men
that he couldn't be killed with an AK =
The other day the truck journal
of his engine broke when com
ing down Homestead hill and the
train was delayed several hours,
freight engine 80 in charge of Engineer
Smith bringing the train on to Davenport
The train was running rapidly and it was
narrow escape for Davis. Frequent as
Davis accidents have been they have none
of them been due to any fault on bis
part. as he is one of the best engineers on
the c., r. |. Il P. road.
There are to be some changes made on
the c., NJ. & ST. Paul road next Sun dsy,
which will not be altogether satisfactory
to Rock Island, if reports in railroad
circles are true. According to rumors,
the night trains are to be discontinued
| this side of Freeport, and stub train is
| to run between here and Savanna and
back, thus leaving gap between Savan-
ma and Freeport, distance Of thirty>six
miles. 1t is said that the night crews are to
change about every week. one crew rum
ming be tween Rock Island and Savanna
alternately. The reason for such a
move cannot be explained outside of the
&C., NJ. & St ?. office Passengers from
Rock Island to Freeport and beyond will
be obliged to change cars twice before
reaching Freeport. once at Savanna,
where they may 60 as far as Kittridge on
the Chicago division, and the rest of the
way a freight train would doubtless have
| to be taken.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-27
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